DocumentCode
2759763
Title
Measurements of complex permittivity and permeability with changing an angle of incidence of parallel beam generated by dielectric lenses
Author
Suzuki, Hirosuke ; Hocchi, Tomio ; Inoue, Masato
Author_Institution
KEYCOM Corp., Tokyo
fYear
2006
fDate
12-15 Dec. 2006
Firstpage
595
Lastpage
618
Abstract
When using an automotive collision avoidance radar or a communication system with other automobiles or with communication points on the roadsides, electromagnetic (EM) wave reflection from the road surface and from fences beside the road may cause disturbance in the communication. Therefore, the road and any fences along the road must have large EM wave absorption effects. If the complex relative permittivity epsivr(epsivr) and the value of the complex relative permeability mur(mur) of a large flat plate can be measured by the free space method, it would be easy to develop roads and fences that have large electromagnetic wave absorption.This paper presents: a) measurement theory of epsivr and mur by using large flat plate, b) plane wave method using dielectric lenses, c) measurement technique of a epsivr and mur,and d) the results agreed with the ones obtained by an S parameter coaxial line method.
Keywords
dielectric devices; lens antennas; magnetic permeability measurement; permeability; permittivity; permittivity measurement; EM wave absorption effects; automotive collision avoidance radar; complex relative permeability; complex relative permittivity; dielectric lenses; electromagnetic wave reflection; lens antennas; parallel beam; plane wave method; Automotive engineering; Collision avoidance; Dielectric measurements; Electromagnetic measurements; Electromagnetic scattering; Lenses; Permeability measurement; Permittivity measurement; Radar; Roads; Brewster’s angle; changing incident angle; complex permeability; complex permittivity; lens antennas; parallel beam;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Microwave Conference, 2006. APMC 2006. Asia-Pacific
Conference_Location
Yokohama
Print_ISBN
978-4-902339-08-6
Electronic_ISBN
978-4-902339-11-6
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/APMC.2006.4429496
Filename
4429496
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